Prosecutors Get Smart, Won't Charge Anne's BF

Posted May 12th 2008 12:04PM by TMZ Staff

Anne Hathaway Raffaelo Follieri, who has been dating Hathaway for almost four years, will not be prosecuted for allegedly passing a bad check.

Follieri was arrested last month for allegedly writing a check for nearly a quarter mil that he couldn't cover. A spokesperson for the Manhattan DA says Follieri fully reimbursed John Morrongiello for the check, and Morrongiello doesn't want to pursue it further.

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1. And was it Ms. Hathaway's money that was used to cover that check he bounced?? Probably.

Posted at 12:33PM on May 12th 2008 by pr

2. You want to clear yourself of legal problems? Get Dennia Farina- the guy who always travels with a loaded gun!

Posted at 1:14PM on May 12th 2008 by CoolGirl2008

3. Yea, he got off when they blew him off.

Posted at 2:54PM on May 12th 2008 by chicken stripper

4. Follieri fully reimbursed John Morrongiello for the check.

I think the DA got it wrong. Their statement should read "Hathaway fully reimbursed John Morrongiello for the bad check written by her loser boyriend Follieri"

That girls needs to wise up.

Posted at 2:58PM on May 12th 2008 by IRS

5. I hope Anne didnt give Follieri the money to cover the funds. This is over she should totally make a clean break from this guy staining her future.

Posted at 6:32PM on May 12th 2008 by TMZ-er

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